Steering Wheel xbox - Steering Wheels


How mutch will i get for a few games and an Xbox steering driver wheel?

Jun 15, 2009 by Hamm | Posted in Xbox

If I trade in like 5 or 6 games into Game or Game-station and an Xbox steering wheel fully functional and all perfect condition, how much do you think they'd all be worth?
I'm trying to save up for a Macbook.

It might be better to sell them in classifieds (kijiji, newspaper, etc.) trade in shops give you really low rates so I'd probably say maybe $5-15 per game (I know its horrible) + the steering wheel I'd say you'd be lucky to get $100 maybe $150

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Where can I get an XBOX Steering Wheel and Pedals from?

Oct 07, 2009 by MagicMan | Posted in Xbox

I live in South Africa and am looking for a steering wheel and set of pedals for the original XBOX (the black one). Does any one know where I can get them from? Preferably in South Africa but if I need to ship it in, I guess I'll have to...
Thanks Mr. ? That doesn't help me!

You just guessed yourself - BS.

| Oct 07, 2009


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This is what many racing fans wish to emulate.  The rush and challenge of driving a real super-powered car in a real high-speed race, but without the danger of bodily harm, wrecking that beautiful sports/exotic car, or worst yet: public humiliation.  However, a lot of racing simulation gear is very expensive and many of us are on a budget.  Enter the Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel, offering a cheaper yet still hearty (and cordless) experience.

When I first laid eyes on the device, I found it hard to believe it was actually a wheel, as it looked more akin to a flight yoke, with a circular center that expanded into arms of sort, giving a kind of W or V shape.  For the most part, its shell uses the same high-gloss finish that the 360 Slim has, with the exception of the upper parts of the arms which has a more matte finish.  This is where your hands rest – feeling similar to a standard controller.  At the front end of the arms are the directional pad on the left and the A-B-X-Y buttons on the right, with two triggers on the back directly behind them.  Although both the D-pad and the A-B-X-Y buttons have been downsized to fit onto the wheel, they are still large enough that users will be able to avoid accidently pressing the wrong button.  At the very tip of each arm is a white ring which lights up green when various actions are completed from game to game.  In the center circle is the guide button, with Back and Start on the left and right of it.  Both the Back and Start buttons are on the same piece of plastic though, and only one can be pressed at a time (I personally can’t think of a reason why someone would need to use both simultaneously anyway).  Once you get over the slightly deceptive look, the wheel is very sleek, shiny, and pleasing to the eye.

Source: Wanderson75.net

Steering Wheel xbox - News


Daytona USA comes home
iTWire - Dec 31, 1969
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Destructoid - Dec 31, 1969
Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel (Xbox 360) Mirror.co.ukThe Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheelisn't really a wheel. It's a wireless, motion-sensing, U-shaped controller that works through feedback. You simply turn it on, hold it up, and make in-the-air steering motions like you did on the playground in your Gadget of the week – Microsoft Wireless Speed Wheelall 3 news articles »

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Game Forward - Dec 31, 1969
Designed for use with racing games, the Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel from Microsoft offers a lightweight, motion-controlled alternative to a traditional controller or bulky steering wheel setup. The Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel provides surprisingly

Forza 4 Article Rating
New York Daily News - Dec 31, 1969
Forza 4 Article Rating IGNKinect owners can sit before their unit, place their hands at 10 and 2, and drive using an imaginary steering wheel. Microsoft also has a new Xbox wheel apparatus, although we haven't spent enough time with it to properly assess it. Forza Motorsport 4: an In-Depth ReviewForza Motorsport 4: Complexity meets accessibilityWhy "Forza 4" blows the doors off "GT5" - -all 146 news articles »

Daytona USA Hits XBLA and PSN Tomorrow
GamePro.com - Dec 31, 1969
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